help with baby names!!!

May Bee
Salome
Nishant
Quentin

boy
Malcom Alexander
Lewis Lane Lee

girl
Elizabeth Emily Elane
Aurora Allison Anne
Rachel Renee Rain
Hope is pretty

Are they looking for something traditional? Biblical? Ethnic? Trendy?

Jean is always a great middle name for a girl. You can put pretty much anything as the first name and it will sound good

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Originally Posted by papayahed

Danielle

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Wait a second, why doesn't that one surprise me. :lol:

My two favorite names for me right now are Rebecca for a girl, and Christopher for a boy. But this seems to change every few weeks.

Miriam for a girl.
Aaron for a boy.

Isabella Marie.
Robert Henry.

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Originally Posted by Maximilianus

I like the Irish names Sorcha (pronounced SOR-ha, meaning "bright/radiant") and Saoirse (pronounced SEER-sha, meaning "freedom") if it is a girl. I hope the pronunciations are correct. ;)

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Sorcha is more SOR-CA. Saoirse is right.

Maximilian (well, I got inspired here:D), Alexander (that's what I'm naming my boy), James, Peter, Sophocles, Justus, Manuel, Elisabeth, Sara, Natasha, Nathalie, Melpomene. I'd probably name my kids Alexander and Nathalie, though...

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Originally Posted by Remarkable

Maximilian (well, I got inspired here:D), Alexander (that's what I'm naming my boy), James, Peter, Sophocles, Justus, Manuel, Elisabeth, Sara, Natasha, Nathalie, Melpomene. I'd probably name my kids Alexander and Nathalie, though...

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Are you pregnant? :p

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Originally Posted by Niamh

Sorcha is more SOR-CA. Saoirse is right.

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Thank you Niamh! :nod: (I suck at Gaelic... normal... ain't Irish myself :blush:)

Three questions on pronunciation, please:
AOIFE = EE-fa?
PÁDRAIGÍN = PAW-dri-geen?
How do I say MAIRÉAD?

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Originally Posted by Remarkable

Maximilian (well, I got inspired here:D)...

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Oh... by me? ... Aw, I feel so important ... :p :lol:

It's interesting how names can fade away and then come back in fashion. Apparently Samantha's really popular again. I know several little boys named Carter or Connor. Lots of Zoeys and Olivias too. My new baby cousin is Cameron, it's so precious for her.

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Originally Posted by Virgil

Are you pregnant? :p

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You evil, evil man:lol:...

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Originally Posted by Maximilianus

Oh... by me? ... Aw, I feel so important ... :p :lol:

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Yes, by you:)! I quite like the name, I might even reconsider swaping Alexander with it for my boy (future boy, Virgil)...

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Originally Posted by higley

It's interesting how names can fade away and then come back in fashion. Apparently Samantha's really popular again. I know several little boys named Carter or Connor. Lots of Zoeys and Olivias too. My new baby cousin is Cameron, it's so precious for her.

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I very much love all those names. They should never fade away :)

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Originally Posted by Remarkable

Yes, by you:)! I quite like the name, I might even reconsider swaping Alexander with it for my boy (future boy, Virgil)...

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Oh, please, give your future boy my name, please!! :p :lol: (Now seriously, I'd be glad :) reconsider! reconsider! :rolleyes:)

Aiden has become an extremely popular name the past couple of years

My top boy name when I was pregnant (before I found out gender of course) was Malachy

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Originally Posted by Maximilianus

Oh, please, give your future boy my name, please!! :p :lol: (Now seriously, I'd be glad :) reconsider! reconsider! :rolleyes:)

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Well, you see, I do have lots of time to consider the name:D. Unlike Virgil's assumption, I am not planning on getting pregnant anytime soon:p.